Journal Entry 1 by safrolistics from Newbiggin-By-The-Sea, Northumberland United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 21, 2011

A little book about the legend of Devil's Bridge..... located not far from our house in Wales. 

Journal Entry 2 by safrolistics at By Post, Not So Secret Halloween Surprise -- Controlled Releases on Sunday, October 09, 2011

Released 7 mos ago (10/9/2011 UTC) at By Post, Not So Secret Halloween Surprise -- Controlled Releases

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Being posted to my NSS partner. 

Journal Entry 3 by wilksie at Sheffield, South Yorkshire United Kingdom on Monday, October 31, 2011

How very suitable for Halloween, thank you Safrolistics.
And I do like the Devil's tail-shaped page marker :-) 

Journal Entry 4 by wilksie at Sheffield, South Yorkshire United Kingdom on Tuesday, November 01, 2011

What a charming folk tale! And if I am ever in the vicinity (and I do like to visit Wales) I will certainly visit Devil's Bridge :-)
And actually, I live in Oughtibridge, near Sheffield, location of a bridge across the River Don. There are a few theories about how our village got its name. A silly one - there 'ought' to be a bridge there. A sensible one - it comes from a landowner called Oughtred in the 12th century who may have built the bridge. But my favourite theory (and considering that the village name is actually pronounced Ooty-bridge) is that 'Old Ooty' is an old fashioned name for the devil and so my village is named after its own 'Devil's Bridge' :-)